The Weakest Summons? A Demon Contract Maxes Out My Talent from the Start

I am an author, and I would rate myself 5 points, which is reasonable. Give yourself a lesbian rating. 🤭🤭🤭

This book can only be written by someone who has experienced a lot in society and has a deep understanding of the world. The normal reactions of each participant in the incident of being robbed of resources by Li Feng were well written. They did not smear the other party as a villain, but also wrote about the helplessness and necessity of the other party's struggle for resources.

Come, the author, read with me, and I solemnly swear: starting from today, I will never update. I will not watch dramas, travel, or get sick. I will play no games, no hydrology. Strict self-discipline, cherishing time like gold, perseverance, hard work, advocating first-class, striving for brilliance, taking pleasure in coding, being tempered into steel, and worthy of readers, worthy of youth, and worthy of the future. As an author, I solemnly swear: I firmly believe that I am an excellent author. Codewords are: my vocation, I have unlimited potential and am not afraid of hardship! I can codewords diligently. I am the keyboard in the dark, the guard on the Great Wall of Internet. I voluntarily dedicate my life to codewords, day by day, and night by night. .

This may be the cool article that best fits my idea of ​​"cool writing". Other cool articles are still obsessed with ninja cool writing about pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger. This book is different. It pursues the concept of "genius is to stand out", right!? How can a genius get better resources if he doesn't show his talent? Pretend to be a pig and eat a tiger to make others think you have no talent, so don't resent why you don't help you (many cool articles are like this... I pretend to be weak and blame others for bullying, ridiculing, and suppressing me... I never thought that I deserved not to prove myself), let others see that you are worthy of investment and fawning, and they will invest in you, instead of asking others to invest with an ordinary attitude that has no future at first sight (this is purely treating people as idiots), and I also dislike "hiding talents" You will develop faster, and being known by others will lead to a lot of troubles, which will lead to restricted development." This kind of thinking (this is only suitable for the end of the world, but no matter what the background type is, most of the cool articles with this idea... Are in the majority.), Please... Letting people know that you have invincible talent will indeed cause trouble, but more of it will definitely attract investment from people from all walks of life. Standing out will attract a small number of enemies and troubles, but more will be a bunch of people rushing to protect you and a bunch of people rushing to invest in befriending you. (Only people with weak brains would want to offend someone they can't afford to offend in the future; can there be any huge benefits from dealing with a genius? "No")

Now there are actually two genres of summoner novels, one focuses on randomness and Goldfinger usually starts with a powerful summoned beast. Or you can specify a certain type of monster to summon at one stage. Goldfinger generally increases the quantity or improves the quality of monsters.

I think this book is very good, with very few poisonous points, a clear protagonist, and a very enjoyable plot. The pace is not slow either, and it feels better than those 9:00 or so universal job transfer stories. How come it only scores this point?

I just realized that there are no reviews yet, but it's really good. Although I don't read the numerical values ​​very much, but I read in the comments section that people think the numerical values ​​are quite good. I mainly look at the plot and see how the upgrade goes. The key is that the protagonist is happy and doesn't feel bad about himself. He is still in the genius stream, and there is a cheat, but this cheat is not too excessive. Anyway, I feel that the writing is quite good.

It's really good to read (I've read 400,000 words so far). What I think are the advantages of this book (no spoilers): ① The copy is well written, with both brains and horizontal thrusts, emotions and knives, highlighting a diversity. ②The protagonist's character growth can also be seen. After reading some comments, I will answer my personal opinion: ① Seeing that the 400,000-word Demon Contract is just excessive in the early stage, other Hexes can gain talent points later. ②The protagonist's character has been petty from the beginning, and he will be punished for his actions. So he is not a saint. ③The protagonist is not a nanny. He brought his classmates to level 20 and then stopped taking them. Note that he reached level 20 by himself, and his classmates were only in the tenth level at that time. The protagonist has always been focused on his own growth, and bringing people along in the early stage is just for more rewards. So overall, this book is really good to read. I think it should score at least 9.5 Or above on Tomato. And I always feel that except for a few books that score 9.5 Or above on Tomato, it doesn't deserve it at all. Even if it's not my favorite genre, I should still be able to read it. At most, I can read it when I'm bored, but some books feel boring after reading them for a while. Finally, let me give you a good review. I don't know if I didn't notice it earlier or if I added it later but the lack of a female protagonist persuaded me to quit. Author, please come on and I'll leave. To be honest, most of those who like movies without female protagonists are girls who watch male videos. When I watch female videos, I also like movies without male protagonists. What you wrote is good, but it is no longer suitable for me. Come on, see you soon 💕

It would be nice if you could choose one of the three rune talents like in the game, so it feels smoother and looks better. Because this gives the impression that the protagonist actively chooses it, rather than being forced to be like this. It would be more satisfying if you have more choices when choosing skills and talents. There are so many typos! The Summoner profession is really unreasonable! There are not many equipments suitable for summoners, and few of the skills in the equipment pulled out from the professional box are exclusive to summoners! I just want to ask why this kind of profession appears! Is it specifically designed for the protagonist? A profession that requires several times the resources and time to be at the same level as other professions, but even its own professional equipment does not match it. Shouldn't professional equipment increase the strength of one's summoned beast? Why only increase your own HP and intelligence? This kind of upgrade to other professional equipment can defeat him! There is no cooldown time for skills in this book, it is all physical and energy settings. No one is curious about the short-term strength and appearance of the protagonist's summoned beast, and no one feels anything is wrong. There are too many unreasonable things that no one notices! Why don't you read more about what other people in the same series have written? There is no halo, and only one professional skill can be used: berserk. To improve the strength of the summoned beast, you can only rely on several times of time and resources. Only the protagonist's god-level talent can be played, leaving no way for others to survive. I don't know how this profession appeared, and the most basic balance of the game is completely missing!

I have read all the 142 chapters so far, which is not bad, but the number of chapters is too small. I estimate that I will have to save up some money in 4 months before I come back to read it. What about the plot? It belongs to the brainless and enjoyable genre, and can be pushed by one person. No teammates are needed. This kind of enjoyment depends on your taste.